Encyclopedia of Opinion
Question
Do cell phones cause cancer?
Position‹3 of 3

The health effects of cell phones are still unclear.

This position holds that the health effects of cell phones remain unclear. It argues that existing studies are not conclusive either way on whether phones cause cancer, that further research is critical, and that health authorities sensibly recommend caution in the meantime.

Supporting arguments · 2

  1. Existing studies are not conclusive on whether or not cell phones cause cancer
    Both experimental and epidemiologic studies have shown conflicting results, and further research is needed to clarify the situation.
  2. Health authorities recommend caution when using cell phones
    The official position of major health authorities and medical organizations is to remain cautious about cell phone radiation.